The Silent Call and Other Film Features
A garbled reel of titles lists The Silent Call The Affaire of Anatol The Sheik and The Iron Knight. Names Cecil DeMille Jceter ine Stronger Wister Gardien Ayres Mundelph Hassell and James Oliver appear among featured players and showings.
Osage era films and plays headline Winter Garden stage
Winter Garden features Mor an in Cecil B DeMille's all star Paramount production based on Arthur Behnsteler's play The Affairs of Anatol. The Irresistible Polly stars as a cabaret entertainer with a dancing corps and conductor. Thunderclap, a race track drama, centers on an orphan Tommy and his savings. All For a Woman, a European mob scene, plays at Collectium during the reign of terror. Dr Jim, a Universal drama with Frank Mayo, opens at Clemmer. The Sheik with Rudolph Valentino and Agnes Ayres plays Strand in its third week. Honeymoon Ranch shows at Oak with Harry McLaughlin and Allene Flay. Betty Blythe stars in Vengeance, Rex Beach tale of Sicilian vengeance.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Allstar Paramount
Arthur Behnsteler
Anatol
Comedienne
Polly
Adda
Comedy
Blue Mouse
Tommy
Betty
Collectium
Danton
F. M. Hull
Strand
Bhetk Ahmed Hen Haanan
Rudolph Valentino
Desert
Agnes Ayres
The
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Easy Bowels for Children
A mother is urged to give a teaspoon of California Fig Syrup daily to cleanse a child’s bowels and prevent sickness. The ad touts the fruity remedy as effective for constipation biliousness and fussiness with an emphasis on buying the genuine product from a druggist.
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Strongheart the dog stars in The Silent Call at Liberty
The Silent Call at the Liberty features Strongheart the dog who initially frightens cast members but proves to be a skilled dog actor. Critics hail Strongheart as the greatest canine performer in a silent drama with his composed on screen ferocity.
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Liberty
Thone Betw Strongheart
Strongheart
Mexicans Cast as Bandits for Fightin' Mad Scene
The film Fightin Mad assembles about 50 Mexican bandits for a realistic scene. Directors selected real Mexicans feared for the role, who arrived in full war dress. The sequence, praised for authenticity, will be shown here in a few days.
Mary and Doug Back in U S A Return from Europe
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks arrive in New York aboard the Paria from Havre. They joke about French food and announce plans to stay at the Ritz until after Christmas before going Went. Mary notes she is not ill, while Doug recalls a camel bite in Algiers.
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Mary Pickford
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Paria
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Doug
Fairbanks
Mary
Douglas
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Ritz
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